Marie Local Puppy
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Marie Local Puppy
AvailableMarie Local Puppy is a female, medium-sized Cattle Dog mix who is just a baby at 1 month old. Though she currently weighs about 10 lbs, she is still growing. She is not yet house trained but will be up-to-date on her vaccinations. Marie is located in Princeton, MA and will need a spay/neuter contract as she is too young for surgery now.
About Marie Local Puppy
Marie Local Puppy has an incredible story to share. Her journey began with her mother, Grace, who spent months as a stray in Alabama. Thanks to the dedication of a caring individual, Grace was rescued just before giving birth to her puppies on June 6. Unfortunately, Grace couldn't care for her pups as needed, leading to her being moved to a more suitable environment. Now just a few weeks old, Marie and her siblings are thriving under the compassionate care of their foster family. They are healthy, growing up in a loving environment, and have been introduced to other small dogs, fostering good socialization skills. As their personalities begin to emerge, each puppy's unique traits will be highlighted. Marie will be ready for adoption at approximately 9 weeks old after receiving her first vaccinations. Before applying, potential adopters should be aware of the commitment required for puppies, including training and socialization. This energetic pup is eager to find a loving home where she can grow and shine. If you’re ready for the joyful chaos of a puppy in your life, Marie is waiting for you!
Adoption Fee
$600Payment after application.
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Questions about Marie Local Puppy
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Marie, being a Cattle Dog mix, will thrive in an active home that offers plenty of space for her to explore and play.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Cattle Dogs, including puppies like Marie, generally enjoy having access to a yard or nearby parks where they can exercise and socialize.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Yes, Marie is suitable for homes with children, but supervision and teaching children how to interact with a puppy is essential.











